SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PLEKHOV, V.P. - PLINER, L.A.

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USSR UDG 547.26#118
MURATOVA, A. A., YARKOVA, F. G FILY13.111A., A. A.,
PUDOVIK, A. N., Kazan, State U;iv raity 1moni Y. 1. U113-anoy-Lanln,
Kazan, Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education R.SPIM
"Study of the Complexes of Tin Halides With Incomplote Tsters of
Ethylphosphonous and Dialkylphosphinous Aoida"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchej Miimii, Vol 40, No 9, ~~e, 'IN),
Pp 1976-198Y- P
Abstract: Complexes of tin tetrachloride, toti7abroiitidaj, and tatra-
iodide ith methyl, ethyl, n-propyl, iscy'propyl, and n-bittyl esters
of ethylpho3phonous acid and of tin tetrachlor:tdo 7A11th di-n-butylo
di-n-hexyl and di-n-octylphosphonous aoids were ayrithesIzed and
studied by IR spectroscopy. Comparison of the lit Mpoetwa, of
phosphonous and phosphinous &aids and thalr complou;.,na iolth tin
tetrahalides in the rarage of 400-4000 cm-j- shown tkiat Otel tYPe of
ohangee observed is analogoun to apectral obangon cv blua dialkyl-
phosphorous aoids and their coVloxep. ~ Omisoqixon0~W, uJI], of thorn
articipate In thene complexes in their pentaviklorali ntaf;lal. It was

USSR
MRATOVA, A. A., et al, Zhurnal Obahche;Z !R!IaLi, Vial 4Q, No 9,
Sep 70, pp 1978-1982
shown that the coordination bond is through the cA:Xgen of the
phosphory) group. The P-H bond ims found to be -mmisitive bo-Gh to
the changes in the structure of the addan(hm dind towarde the ability
of tin haliden to act as oleatron aocep,bom
212

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Organometallic Gomp6unds
USSR UDO 547.26f118
MURATOVA, A A., DLEMOV, V~ P., and PUDOVIK, A. Dr., Kazan' Stiitr.%
University im -Ii Kazan, Min:L40;rry o;r Higher
e
and Secondary Specialized Education R$FSR
"Interaction of Diothyl Thiophosphite.With '.-Temuric Ghloride qnd
Stannic Chloride"
Leningrnd, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol h.0, No 5, May 'If), on
1169
Abstract: The reaction of rierctiric chloride with diethirl
pIrTt-F- to "11;ato,
7, n which phosphorui is in tho totrr,,ioDordinm
diethyl chlorophosphitue with a trivalent phosphorm,t atorti.
interaction of diethy! thiophosphite with atis!nnic chlat-ide at roon
temperature given a complex mixture of productz with t,he atructi;-re
~' 1, \,/ ("I
S. S

IMISR UDC 0516-001.28+610.12-073.97
CHAWLYTKA, A. A., SID.A-RENKA, YA. R., PRABTSE11M., T.
YA. F., LYSTSOVA, G. V., ZIEEIN" m.
"Cardiac Function During the Various Period~t, of Acut-a Radiati~3,-
Sickness in Do,-gsll
Minsk. Vesti Akademiyi Iqauk BS;SR Seryya Bivalacriches1kil-h ,.auk,
ck
No Im 1970, pp 76-84
Abstract: A complete study of 92 dogs uras made
x4eight, temperature, hemocytology, serum chemi-stry
its fractional compenents, A/G ratio, pulse resporatioa, 7-~KG
etc., before irradiation with a single dose of 600 r and do---J*41~-
th(1- VIXIOIAj phases of radiatioo sLcllcness. A toti-il oil 41
a.4-1 50 dogs treated 7-9 days after irradiatioa wor,~ -,j
the animals died, autopsies were perfomed, and co-mp,"L-:;t:C
histolooical and pathomorpholoZical studies ware cor-ro-Latod,
other findings' Disorganization of cardiac funcl.-f.on in thc
and surviving animula, together with alatracaediographic
were recorded concurrently with other clinical, In'boratory, anj~
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USSR
Ci-LAWLYTKA, A. A., et al., Minsk, Vesti Akademiy:l. Nauk BSSR, Na L,
1970, pp 76-84
physiological changes. Histological studies in created
show the reversability of myocardial shifts with onIV minor sequelae.
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T '177 -
USSR
UVO 621.385.621-.1-1
V.YA., Fosrnovio N.P.
Matudy Of Short-Lived Frequency Instability Cf Killizotmr 1,alfe Bund Klyetronfi"
Tr. Vosk. aviete. in-ta (Works Of MoncoN Ayistion Inotit',its), 1971, 10"u-0 Z07,
pp 259-244 (from Ri"Oh-Blek-tranika I YeLm prigAneqAyg, "llo 122, Doe 1,971, Abstract
No 12A258)
Translation: The paper describes the technique and the arrani,diment for twaaur-
ing a short-lived frequency instability of millimeter wii,vol blAnd klystrono. '.1)e
results are presented of an experimental zoopurement of the short-lived frequen-
cy instability at time segments of 0.1--16 microsecond. 3 raft Su=ary#

USSR
UDC 681.31615.303B.8)(47)
MYASNOV, V. I., A, A., and GASUMAN, K. A.
"A Converter Which Converts an Interval of Time Into Dillital Code"
USSR Author's Certificate, No 292173, Filed 8 Sep 69, Publishad 26 Feb 71
(from Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Avtomatika, Telemekhanika, i %lychislitel'naya
Tekhnika, No 8, 1971, Abstract No 8B373 P)
Translation: A converter which contains generatoris of standard-frequency
pulses, a pulse counter, and gates is suggested. In order to ri-duce erxor.,j
in quantization that is performed n times and to reduce the jx~sslbility of
using the counting elements with the least limiting freqtxency of switching,
the lower positions of the pulse counter contaia n countlzg calls, and to
the inputs of these cells the corresponding codes of the n-scep standard-
frequency pulse generator are connected via the gates. The one and zero
outputs of the counting cells of the lower positions are,connected Lo the
corresponding inputs of the AND logic circuits, the outpats of which are
connected via an OR circuit with the counting input of the higher positions
of the counter. 1 illustration.
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USSR UDC: 681.325
PLESHAKOV, A. A., GASM4YAN, K. A.
WASNOV, V. 1.1,.-
"A Converter Which Changes a Time Interval to Digital CcIdO"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyohlannyye obrazttly, tom~lui'lyyc- -11W;i,
Author's Certificate No 292173, Divi.,iion G,, a- C19
No 4, Feb 71 fne,4 8
published 6 Jan T1, p 135
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a cam-ert~ir Vor clwrlfrill,~7
a time interval to digital code. The unit contain3 a stii:idart2 frequency
pulse oscillator, a pulse counter and dioden. As a
of the paterit, the unit is desl~~ied for redticint;, the ermir of'
by a factor of n, and provision is made for uning omriti,mg with a
lower maximum switching frequency. Ine least signifteiir-A digits c)f tfie
pulse counter cont&in counting cells with the outpultz of the zi-qyclf~ stalidard
frequency pulse o3cillator connecl;ed to their correopon(Hj~.jr iriput.: uhroligh
diodes. The one-output and zero-output teratn&ls of the cells of
the least significant digits an- connected to the inputs :)T kill loiSic cir-
cuits whose outDuts are con-nected -through an OR circuit tv, the couritirg
input of the most significant digits in the couxiter.
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USSR UDC.- 8.74
INOYATOV, A. I., KANTSEL'. A. V., V,&'W Wil
"An Adaptive Recognition Algorithm Utilizing Statiatical ResDIvirg Rulleaw
V ab. Vopr. kibernetiki (Proble= of Cybernetics--colle~ition (.,:r works),
vyp. 45, Tashkent, 19TI, PP 78-81 (from RM-Kibemetiva, No 5, May 72,
Abstract No 5V572)
[No abstract]

IVANOV) D. I., M1.2V-07, -111. V,., NAIMMMSKIYj S. MI, Nr1K)WW A- P. and
PUESHAN911 V. F.
"Limit Conditionn fo-, thc.- Pro.paCabiwk of CoinburAdon Aloi~~ in
Gaseous Oxycen"
YOSCOW, corenlye i vi.--v sbornilz (conbuni-ion and Exploill-111 collec"'.1-1, o!'
Works), N-ILk" 1972 -on -1.",'-1-152 (~*rv-.,l Roveral.-dwy
rclzetnn~: ho 13 19'(3, Ab~,Arvwt INO 2.34. V4).
Translation. v--rc in-wo or vv.~ of
the nin:b--wi oxy,-,orl 1;'11,2
for cylinlrical
and "tuel.. Y.*.L.1 1.1w vv~rici 0--in .1. to 1"C"')
atnosphcri-..,~) thf! vulo'..i.ty of the eNt'erwil znbm---'~l OF 111,~~ fnr::~j 1)
103 tile tho J.'.. TI!-!
data ao-c ill .Porl a
surface ci' a liqulid .1rop of n,,-Lal io clontrollccl d11'j'i,,Acv of o:v., -.-~ n
th-xov,,h it i,,.as, nn,,l Ulu an.,;aF,ipLioi of indopenRi''Ca! "41, tLu 1~?;AtL. )x)
1/2

USSR
IVANOV B. I., et al., Coreniye i Vzryv Sbornik, Naii1m, 1g'(,., pl) 148-1
52
from Referativnyy Zhurnal -- AviatsionnyyC i JbImtuyye Dric, El 1 1, 2 1
at I , 10 , 973,
Abstract No 2-34. 148. Resim-to)
density of the ho-~at f1wx required for the mi.-Intenance of combustion from the
pressure, the spccimen diameter, and the velocity of the jtas strearm. 4 fig-Lreo.
6 references.
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Nitrogen Comp~
USSR
UDC 547.821.1124.07:542,953
PROSTAKOV, N. S., KHOLDAROVA, GOVOIZ, S, Ys., and
SHALIMV, V. P., University of People's Friendship Imani Patrice Lumumba,
Moscow
"Condensation of 1,2,5-trimethylpiperidone-4 With Ethyl- and Naphtyl-
acetylenes and SynthezAs of Substituted Pyridines"
Riga, Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soyedinanii, Na 3, Mor 73, I)p 349-352
Abstract: 1, 2,5-Trime thy lpiperidone-4 condenned under -touditions of Favorskii
reaction with I-butyne, cA- and ti-iij1plitylacetylene ykel/dii 4-(l.-butynyl)-. iind
4-naph tylethynyl-1, 2,5-t rime thyl pipe rl dols-4, which aftll'r hydrogenation Over
Raney nickel gave 4-n-butyl-, 4-(2a-naphtyIethyI)- and i~-(2ti-~naphtylethyl)-
piperidols-4. nese piperidols can, be converted to pyrAdine bases by de--
hydration, catalytic dehydrogenation and DI-deniethylatiov. lit this fashic;n
2,5-dimethyl-4-phenylpyridine wai; obtained from
piperidience. Condensation of 2,5-ditaettiyl-4-ptkettvlpyrl.dino- vith formalde-
hyde yields 5-methyl-2-(B-hydroxyethyl)-4-phenylpyridinoi and 2-0-methyl-4-
phenylpyridyl-2)-propanediol-1,3. The first product w4w convorted to tho
urethane N-plienyl-~-(5-inetfiyl-4-phenylpyridyl-2)ettiylc4txil)i3mat.ii and dehydrate(]
to 5-mathyl-2-vinyl-4-piic-.tiyll)yTidinit. pyri dine
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USSR
PROSTAKOV, N. S., et al., Xhimiya Geterotsiklicheakilth Sayedfni!~nii, No 3,
Mar 73, pp 349-352
condensed with formaldehyde gave 5-mtliyl-2-(R-hy(troxyetliyl)--4--n-l)utyl-
pyridine which was dehydrated tc 5-methyl-2-vinyl-4-ii-biat:vll)3,r~LdLiie. Wo
derivatives of this 6-hydroxyethyl compound were prepanxi:
(5-methyl-4-n-butylpyridyl-2)ethylearbamate and 5-vethy:L--2-(,I-benzoyIOXy-
ethyl)-4-n-butylpyridine.
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Acc Nr Abstracting Service: rKof Code:
~?V1003217 11
CHEMICAL ABST. t.;;
111243a Esters of
Jjzkd
i phenyl(I.2,s~trimethyl-4-hydrox 4-piporldy )114atic Acfdm.
~
Prostakuy N S D~roirqv.
skii. V -~.ni,: m",
N
W.-Cl NfgCl Orom 33 g 99 and 1146 'Me:tC
9 j1d) in ;tim m) Irt,O)
Was adiied 91.2 g PliCli~COlir in ;0j) ml Coll, g1td tj:) t,,jij 63 g
1.2,5-tritnetti~,1-4-piperid()ne (I) in .1.100 ml C~ff~ tt) 1~ive 14,5-9 g
hygroseopic product, Which was 4eated with SW mj~ Meorl. and
45 ml concd . 1140, to give 52 g 11 1IR - CHP11CO'NII!, It' - III,
in. 117-17.i0 (petroleum ether); raethiodide m. 10P (MOT-4).
II (R - CIL.COXt. R' - H) (111) jo.$7 g) 15 ml CAfa, anti 5 ml
pyridine with S.' g BzC1 gave 1.5.g 11.HC1 (P, - Cfi,O~urit,
R' = DO (IV), m. 195-7* (21 MeOH-Et,O). ~W, pmpd.
were 11 (R - C11,CP111011, R' - H) (V), m~ 148-9.15" JV.~fel.
M. M-91* (EtOH); V picratts, ra. 165-80 (140H~J, and V11, b,
169-87", also obtaintd in 70170 yield by dehydmition or V.
x
m (P EMU (N111, Xit
REEL/FRAME
19841736

AP0100327
VI (303 g) in 200 ml C4H4 was passed during $ hr t1irOugh a ta$e
Wed with 100 mlmtalyst K-16 atQ.0-300 to give 41.Unilsus4mo,
754 mm), and 16.3 g of a fraction, bi.s H"I 0, (tOM tvhich 10 g
me VII. in. 97-100* wo obtained; VU.blel in.
(EtOH); VU picrate m. 164--61 (EtOli); VII 11 h3oraAq ga.
101" (EtOH). VU.Mel (I g), 0.4 g I0-N(ft.NCalr.'c 11), Ol tul
P idiot, and 25 ml UtOH gave 0.4 g VIM-Nfe-f, xv. 21m-.41*
ZOH), bright-red. U and V have 6-membered clItlate xiiMlls
through intramol. H-bonding. S.K. joanerim
19 8 4 1737

USSR Uic 6rj-ooi.,36-(Yj:6l6.15l.5-(.f7
J11 TSYBULYAK, G. U., KOTSYUBINSM, N. If., and TABATAD72, K. G.,
-Clinic of VAlitary Field Surgerr, Hospital Surjacal Clirda, alid Faculty
Therapeutic Clinic, Military Yedical Academy Irani S. H, Kirov, Leningrad
"The Coagulation and Fibrinolytic Systems of the Blood in Traumatic Shock"
Leningrad, Vestnik Khirurgii irreni i. I. Grokova, Vol lC6, 1.'o 6, Jun 71,
pp 94-98
Abstract: Observations on 28 patients with shock of the 13 dtgm~e due to
severe trauma showed that the concentmtion. of fibrinogen in the blood
decreased, while the fibrinolytic activity inoreased narkedly aod the tilrte of
coagulation increased to sare. exteat. Experiments were i=ductiim an dogs In
which changes in coagulation and fibrinolysin upon acute bloodi loss, as a
result of pain ti-numa co=bined with blood loss, and umde!e- the effect oe blood
loss or trauma and blood lose follvved by reverse tranafuulon of the lost
blood were studied. Blood loss as such reduced fibrinolyvis in the initial
stage. In a later stage, the concentration of fibritiogeii decremEed because of
partial intravascular coal Inilation. The tim, of cmgultttLion decivased. As a
result of trawm combined -with blood lose, hypofibrino0,eiw:mii% developed bf--catxGe
of increased fibrinolysis-intravascular coagulation did not contribute to this
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USSR.
PLESRkKOV, V. T., et al., Vestnik Xhirurgii imni I. r. Grekova, Vol 106,
No 6, Jim 71, pp 94-98
effeet. Blood transfusion accelerated fibrinolysis and incrtmaed the caa4-,ula-
tion time, with these effects becoming more pronoun"d an the rate of blGoi
transfusion was increased. The experimental results on the g~rrects of tra=a
combined with blood loss did not explain the Incmase iii the coagulation time
observed on patients; the coagulation time regularly deLreasad in the experi-
ments (the latter is characteristic for trauma mid in dite to release into 'the
blood strewn of products of tissue degradation as well dLc to it reflex reaction
to pain). The acceleration of fibrinolysis in ratients also (lid not co=--es-
pond to the results of experiments on the effects of a kilood losr. in whirh
the fibrinolytic activity was inhibited. Evidently, thn~ inc-rease in the caag'u-
latiou time and the acceleration of fibrinolysis that vere obverved on
patients were due to blood transfusion.
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USSA LTDC 62:1-362:53,3-4
PLESHAYOV. A, S
"On Mixed Type Converters"
Rigag MagnitnVa Gidrodinamika, No 4., Oct-~Dec 71v !-~p 53 -62
Abstract : It is analytically demonotrated tivit t)utsi-uriivari:~tp.
equations of not-ion and enerr - (, -I - -divin
.,.,( of a conducting on+itniou., mc
in outer -?ields and by accountin47, for a surpluo cli.nrgoj ia non-
viscous and non heat conducting aPproxim-ation, (,.n!i be reduced to
the ordinary typo used in mar-,ic tohydro dynamics 1)y -.9roner
nation of the cf-fective mametic field. The sp,i~cifi.c c~:-.pncity of
such mafnietokydrodynnumic converter ri'It.h ,rirpluc char~~,-e
Of workinr,* subst,-Lnce, a mixed tvpe aonvarter,, 111-m hi!7ji 111 Coll-
parison uith a nor-nal L~---DC by esnential devi-ntion of ttie, medium
from ouani-neutr!,1ity. ;k local condition of rectionili-
zing 6f a mi,,-.cd ty-pe convertor io derived. Likiii on or6in-try
an increase of the marnetic field intensity bii.,!rcanes the, aT-fec-
tiveness of the mixed type converter. One illumtr., 25 formillaso
one biblio. ref.

USSR UDC: 533-94
PLESHANO
'on 'nq! -.!a
"Magnetohydrodyname Characteristics of a N -quasi -;itrt,'_ F rva"
V sb. VoRr. (Proble"713 ~_q tII(_- Physl~-..3 Low-
-Temperature Plasma--collection or worlts . Mir.A' "IkiU:"7uI I k 1, 11
pp 413-416
Translation: The author considers a system of itul-I11:1,jidd
equations for P-n inviscid non-quihsineut2-al p1mria. Clini's in sucl-I
plasma may be found by two methad.3: in the so-called equa.
appror~mation, or from equations of motion with rcvi~a-r(l to thc
for the rate of development of entropy (see Fleshwcv,, A. S~ , ~Maxnit.-.
gidrodinamika, 1968, No 4, pp 93-97 -- flZh-Mekh, 1969, 8E9,:~'. it is
that in spite of the appreciably divergent extenla-1 fo:rtn 0' the
equations, both methods are equivalent and give identivid PlOul't'l. It ~i!:
noted that the method of equal acceleration 1011d.5, to ClIVIIIWA
sions, vhereas the second method can be ~ise~ to dv,~HA~ n nuiibcir of
inequalities for longitudinal and tranaverse corductilrl,ty. 7. N. Dub-ne"..

US SR IJDC 621.373. IS 2 6/0
MSIJAITOV Yu. V.
"Apparatus and 1.1-ethod for the I~bxperimentn'l of the
Passage ofo Laser Radiation Throurh a Perturbed Atr,,~O.,,, Ille- e
Moscow, V sb. X Vscs. rl--Onf. pt.-i rasrrostr. radio-voln.
(Tenth All-Uni'on Conference on the Propagation 0,~
Report Theses--collection of warks) "NaLdta," 197:2, .206-210
(from Uh-I'Udiotekluiiha, No 10, 1972, Abstract -No 2.003,1]8)
4,,
Translation: The proposed iiethod permits ob jjjjj,,~, tical
data on the received signal level ao well as o1i the dil~viat-icn of
the radiation directions for any condition of the Tho
method is based on the indication of t-he radi.A-U~m ciir;:-ot
through the distortinC., -4.tmospheric filter z~nd reTlectiid M ti
diffusa scattering screen that must- Iinve d-_'.snersj,,;e
7
approaching the Larbert law. A description o-j" tha
is given. A. K.

USSR
IJ13C ~;2L-039-524.034.3
NESTEPINKON V. B.0 TVE-RKO-,`CV1. 1". YE., Silrux-vicif, 0. S., S. A.
%&Iculating the Parameters of a Chemically Reacting Flou In a
Dis sots i i rikrushch. razv K-ak terlonosi to 1.1 1 rab. tL-.I;i enot-r. slj.
(Dissociqting Gases as Beat '-'ransfer jlgiLntt~ and the %Iarkl.n-~ of llv.~Cr
Plants -- Collection of Works), Minsk, NmWta i tekhn. Prq,ss, pp
(from R1"h-Lls-1,trotekhnika i 11~er-getika. No 5, !4ay 1971, Xbst.t'aet 4`1o 5U1.92)
Translation: A one-dimension!Ll procedure 1.'or calculat-ftiq th-o parLn',-ters of a
chemically reactint,; stationary flow in a heated channel i-.,i proposed. Th u i - c -
sults of rimerical calciaation art! presenLed, und -the el'~ect of' the
of chemical reactions On the -WerI4~~e plu,", 4!tiv-ra or the Oleniold.ly 1-,.,-tct illf7.
flow is analyzed in the examnle of the disaociatinji -N-Gtum
j ~ t.
There are 4 illustrations, 1 table and a 6-entry biblinilraphP,
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USSR
PI=H=YMf D A , Haster of Sports USSHp Voronezh Tsirholo6WLl Institute
"Training of the Kinesthetic Analysor for Accurate Tine Ferc*ptionm
Moscow, Teoriya i Praktika Fisicheakoy Kulltury, Vol 341 NO 8P 1971P pp t3~-14
Abstractl The object of the experiments was to daterniiie the possibility of
elevating the accuracy of time perception by the notor airalymor brl :3eant of
specially organized exercizes, including basketball. Ilia p1myers were mllotied
15 seconds to guide the ball to the last player who at tho co3mWd of throw,
throw the ball through the basket. This exercise stas rarAtatad. -three tines,
with the time differential between the beginning of the -1pma tm& its end
determined each time. In the other exercises ctudents ni;)t rep ar n ~aj d
gul 1y e j. ;e
in sports and physical activities$ and studoint athletes waro pritiscribed -.Dbysllcal
activities consisting of rumaing in place with high elay4tt,ion of the hilin
for 10 seconds repeated three times with 3Q-serond xvst jwrio~a; walking a
distance of 30 meters in a prescriNd timeo ropoatbig the exeriitse 4-5 t1:1ei
throwing a ball from the chest irith both ~Awis ati mitAy A-11iies a4i '.1)omi1b1o In
a 15-second poriod, repeating the exorcise aovaml tizonj ropej iskipping In
ono apot repeated six timool paiilng a ball In a circle o~J* thr-lo-five PeOple,
first from right to left and then from left to right; arUi firAal_ly, dribbllng
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USSR
PLEMCWM, D. A., Teorlya i PrOctika Fits!choskay Kul' tury, Val )4, No 80
19?19 PP 13-14
a basketball for 15 seconds before its throw into the basket. The experinents
estabUshed. that special and regularly conducted exerO.Pws contsiderably
improve time perception 1)), tl,.e zotor analysor$ and also the Pqporiority of'
performnee and timing by e~q*rienced over Inexperienceil gromps.

USSR UDC 621.039.534:539.219-1088-8)
ARNOL'DOV, M. N., IVANOVSKIY, M. N., PLESHWTSEV
D.
'Method for Determining Admixtures in Liquid Metal"
Sposob opredeleniya primesey v zhidkom metalle (cf. Eng1.1sh 4bove), Authors
Certificate USSR, Class G 01 n 33/20, No. 335607, Annouinced 12 Oct 70,
Published 12 May 72 (from RZh-50. Yadernyye reaktary, Nio 11, Nov 72,
.Abstract No 11.50.135 P)
Translation: The invention concerns methods for controlling the. content of
admixtures in liquid metals used as coolants in nucle&r rpactors. Me method
is distinguished by the fact that the coolant In the indicator is cooled
monotonically by the cooler. When the coolant temperatore birwomes, equal tri
the temperature of saturation by its admixture, the latiter is crystallized
Into a residue which is caught in openings of the Indictutor. In the projx,!~.,:d
method the rate of clogging of the indicator and the temperatute of t1e
beginning of clogging are treasured. The rate of, cloggiing., depends oii
the form of the admixture going into precipitate, other conditions being equal.
50

USSR
PJASIRVTSEVA. V. V., CAVRILOV, V. I., and HIKHAYLO%~,k. G, R., lustiLuto of
-virology imeni D.-I. Ivanovskiy, Academy of Medical Scitimces USSR
"Further Study of Cultures of Human EO)ry0aic Skin and ~1uicle Cells Infeo~.ted
With Influenza Ao (PRB) Virus"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusalogii, No 5, 1971, pp 579-586
Abstract! A line of human embryciatc skin and nuscle epitht~lj.,jl cells
(HESMe,p) and the biological properties of a variant of Ow. in4luen-za Ao
(PREI) influenza virus isolated from HFISSM-PRO cultures in the (jellent,-iatien
phase (32nd passage, (lay 210) were sLudied. ' (rhis virui~ is du!; I,gllated
Ao (PR8)jjcrm). Attt,niptn to detect influenza virus 'in LTMISfOrIlled jiI0;'-1('P
cultures using a vartety of ri,,2thods (Inoculation of chit~!c embp)as with
culture fluid, intact cells, or cell liomugenatoi; follov*d by b:lirid 1)~-Lisagos
in chick embryos, us(-- of parabiotic cultures of noniial iitn,l chr(InicaLly is'-,-
fected cells with a rpedium containing DIW-*.-dextran and
hydrochlorldi!) were futile. Antfbodjes to Ao vtrus could riCA b-~ J,-,l
scra obtained by Immunizing wl)lte rats wLth a faispension ol Hf-qHjjp
Oiltures of HESM,p cells were sensitive to reinfection wifli Ac (11;18) and
to attenuated strains of poliomyelitis virus types 1, 2, imid 3. The
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Ao (PR8) variant isolated from cultures of HMSM-PR8 cel:h; in the phlse Of
marked degeneration differed from the orifinal virus inr~ (i) lack of patho-
genicity for white mice, (ii', the ability to cause productive infection of
chick embryo fibroblast cultures and to form plaques ini thest cultures uader
the agar overlay, and (iii) greater cytopathogenic activity allainst human
diploid cell cultures. There was no reversion to paLhofl,,eniciLy for micc-
after a series of intranasal passages in these aninials.
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BIOCHEMICAL DIAC4NI)SI SO HE ACTIVITY
F~HE AC
OF THE INFLUMATORY PROCESS IN CHIMIC
NONSPECIFIC PNEWsSIONIA
Yu. I BUbaka* A.
*SU-Mmary
The article Is devoted to biochemical diagnosis of (lie activity gif the irflammatory pro-
cess In chronic pneumonia. The authors studied the dynamics of t~(, level of proteins. ~Mtilln
fractions. sialic acid in the blood of patients %vith chronic nonsptellic pneurronia. Tte,re-
suits obtained make it po,%ible to draw a conclusion that diagnosis of exacerbation of chrohic
nonspecific pneumonia should be based on the complex methods Qf jIlVeStIgItion IncludIng
Investigations of the total protein content, Its fractions and glycDP'roteids.
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AVERCWKO, P- A., LW"He Y. 14, and THESKUNOV4 B, A,, Zaparozhlye
Institute of Machine Construction
"Mechanical Properties of Metallic Coatings on Aluminuln Alle,,y*"
Moscow, Zashchita metallov, Vol 8, No 1. Jan-Feb 72, pp 99-102
Abstract: The study concerns determinations of microh.wrdness, elastic
modulus and residual stresses of chromium (galvanic) amd nickal (chemical)
coatings on VD-17 alloys as a function of application techn-a-logy and ~~Ilt
treatment. The microhardneas was determ~ncd undex 50--ij; loadn. The kiecrCiIS12
in the hardness of chromium coatings on heatit% vp to T'100C igi not due to
recryutallization (which occurs at !)OOOC) but rather to a ccniplax of
phenomena related to hydrogen liberation, utrnss relolwi.Lion, etc. '11in.
datermination, of the elastic modulus was baso.-d on chan4jes in the value of
loads required to cause relative deformation of the apteimemi before un(I
after application of coatings, 'Ae elastic modulus iii FAractically
independent of heat treatment fu2d depeuds only on coallInji a, jilication cen-
ditions. Use was made of the flexible cathode method to detortnine residual
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PP 99-102
stresses, The results rAre shown in curves reflecting doform-Ition And
distribution of residual stresses over the thickness of chr=itim and nickel
coatings on VD17 and XMg6 alloys following application u well as after
beat treatment. (I illustration, 1 table, 9 bibliographic references).

RA0046268-
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Mcc;hanica! and C4!neraL,
243413 AIRCUFT WHEEL ASSEMOU _D 2% rTL-
tNG DEVICE c0imprising O'sm on a trool-
ley with a v;Mtal c rri"t arui powe~r drive,
differing to h4ving fqrk &rips at tlio~ hottQ12 of
the carriage Pith busho 'a turning 4bowt their long-
itudinal axis. This simplifieo dealtnj; wtO diff-
erent sized wheels. On Clio three-whoo-led trolley
I with a free-steering frqnt wheel, 4s mouvitod the
be= 2 with rollers 3, on which the ~.arrfaj;s 4
moves vertically, drivim by sctew pa~jx 5. At the
bottom of the carriage aro two rod fI)xk SrKpu 6
with bushes 7 turning isbout thi?Lr 3ojz;jirutUxia1
axes. At the top of the carriage la Hxir:ii, strap
8. The device with lowered &rips jrips the, wheel
which ie actached to thiq croll-ey by ~tmrap 8. Then
by raising chit carriage the whevL L44 set -it the
height required for assembly. Purltig asninOly the
wheel may be. turned xb~out its axis ya thit busbes
of the $rips. Dismaptliall is in reiitrse Pr~ev.
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